Welcome back, everybody, Troy LaValley here from the Glass Cannon Network.

I hope you enjoyed parts one and two of us playing the Pathfinder Playtests.

And by us, I mean, myself, Joe O'Brien, Grantberger, Matthew Capitaka, Skidmar, Eric Mona, and Jason Bullman.

We've got two more parts coming at you.

Jason does a big intro to start this off, so I'm just going to let him take it away.

Hi there, everybody, and welcome to the second playtest of the second edition of the Pathfinder

role-playing game.

I'm here with the guys from the Glass Cannon podcast, who have graciously allowed me to use

their channel and their massive audience to showcase

a little game that many of you are familiar with. This is part two of a playtest showing off

the new version of the game. We are playtesting Crypt of the Everflame. I am converting this module

on the fly as we go along with little more than a scant bit of notes and my copy of the rules for the second edition of the game.

And in the first adventure, we met the characters and started off on the adventure, but I'll give you a brief recap here in just a second.

So when we last left our intrepid band of adventurers.

Who, intrepid?

Six heroes departed from Casson, gathered together for an annual rite, a rite of passage from that of children

into that of adults. What was supposed to obviously be a cheerful, mildly, not very dangerous

trek into the woods to a tomb has turned into a rather gruesome affair.

The heroes left the town after being sent out in a solemn ritual to retrieve the flame of Casson,

a eternal fire that burns in the tomb of the town's founder not far away.

You were given a special lantern, a silver lantern, to take to that tomb to light and bring back to the town. But on your

way there, you encountered a ferocious band of orcs, which quickly became, it quickly became

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